Sokkia 1025070-01 GCX3 GNSS Receiver

Designed to have world-class performance, the Sokkia GCX3 GNSS Receiver delivers more flexibility and functionality to meet every survey and construction need. This all-in-view constellation GNSS receiver comes with 226 optimized satellite tracking channels. For robust signal tracking even around interference sources, it features the Second generation Precision Orbital Satellite Technology (POST2) integrated antenna.

Having a maximum data rate of 10 hertz, this survey instrument is an ideal network RTK rover. Viewing results is easier with its LED display. Plus, it comes with the Ideal Fusion Technology solution with robotic instruments and MAGNET Field. Also, it features BeiDou, Galileo, SBAS, QZSS and GAGAN satellite tracking in addition to GPS and GLONASS which ensures the best positioning availability. As an affordable GNSS solution, the GCX3 receiver can be used together with the SHC-5000 for optimum performance.

Having an IP67 environmental rating, the GCX3 is dustproof and water resistant. It has an internal non-removable battery that can power up to 10 hours with an all-day operation. With only 15 ounces, this compact receiver delivers full-featured, high-precision performance.

Please Note: The GCX3 basic systems are GPS+GLONASS L1 only. OAF Options for RTK solutions are sold separately.

Configuration Options

The Sokkia GCX3 GNSS Receiver offers three packages. Please select your preference from the drop-down menu above.

• 1017273-01: GCX3 With Box
• 1017274-01: GCX3 With Soft Case
• 1025070-01: GCX3 With Fusion Lock Kit

Featuring state-of-the-art technology, the GCX3 with Fusion Lock Kit promotes quicker field work and faster prism acquisition in dense locations. It comes with Fusion Switch to easily change between GNSS and optical measurements. It also has Fusion Resection that starts production at locations that are safe and convenient. Aside from the GCX3 receiver, the Fusion Lock Kit consists of a prism adapter, power cables, USB cables, and a soft case. This Sokkia GNSS kit replaces the RC-PR5 Quick Lock System which can track dual constellation single frequency and SBAS signals.